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Irbid, June 4 (Petra) — The Computer Science bachelor’s program at
the Faculty of Computer and Information Technology at Jordan
University of Science and Technology (JUST) has secured Jordanian
accreditation for four years, reinforcing its academic standing and
commitment to maintaining internationally competitive educational
standards.
The accreditation was granted by the Higher Education Accreditation
and Quality Assurance Commission after the program met the national
requirements and standards governing higher education quality in
Jordan.
The decision marks a new milestone for the university’s technology
programs and reflects continued efforts to enhance academic quality,
modernize curricula and align learning outcomes with the rapidly
evolving needs of the technology sector.
University officials said the accreditation confirms the program’s
ability to deliver high-quality education that keeps pace with
developments in computer science and information technology while
equipping graduates with the skills required to compete in local,
regional and international labor markets.
Dean of the Faculty of Computer and Information Technology Munir Bani
Yaseen said the achievement is the result of ongoing work to improve
study plans, strengthen the learning environment and ensure that
students receive an education that combines academic rigor with
practical and professional competencies.
He added that the accreditation reflects the collective efforts of
faculty members, administrative staff, quality assurance teams and
students, noting that the faculty will continue pursuing further
advances in education, research and community engagement.
The latest accreditation builds on the program’s existing
international recognition. The Computer Science bachelor’s program
has held accreditation from the Accreditation Board for Engineering
and Technology (ABET) since 2020.
ABET is considered one of the world’s leading accreditation
organizations for programs in science, technology, engineering and
mathematics (STEM), and its endorsement indicates that the program
meets internationally recognized standards for academic quality and
graduate preparedness.
//Petra// RZ